Hotels near Exeter Cathedral

"Absolutely fantastic, staff couldn't help us enough. Really great stay. "

"Friendly staff were always helpful. Great location in centre of Exeter."

"Rooms well presented staff amazing very close to shops bar had good selection of drinks "

"Lovely pleasant hotel, nice food, great to have an outside heated pool for all weathers."

"I really liked staying here and it is excellent value for the room and a great breakfast."

"new clean room with all facilities new good parking ( £10). Room slightly small , but good for an over night stay"

"Great staff experience and enjoyable breakfast"

"Excellent value for money, helpful staff and great breakfast."

"Lovely welcome to the accommodation. Family room was clean and tidy. Breakfast was very tasty. Would not hesitate to recommend a stay."

"Stayed here many times, great food and drink. The rooms are very comfortable, the staff are brilliant! Highly recommended, looking forward to my next stay at the Lamb Inn!"

"Clean, efficient and comfortable "

"The staff were very attentive and provided an excellent service"

"Room was basic but clean and great value for money. Pub was great, really welcoming staff and locals"

"Great location and value for money"

"Very clean hotel, staff are very welcoming "

"We stayed at the Padbrook Park for two nights whilst attending a wedding held locally. The rooms were clean and spacious. Staff were pleasant and helpful and the breakfast was very good."

"Great to get away from it all"

"Lovely overnight stay, thoroughly recommend!"

"I loved that old cottage and am glad it is in good use. It's nicely furnished and the village where it is situated is delightful. Two negatives were the dog smell in the lounge and poor state of plants in pots. While the dog smell is probably unavoidable as dogs are allowed, the dead plants brought about a depressing impression. Being a gardener, I tried to look after the remaining plants and had to transplant one huge heuchera plants that was literally hanging in the air as its pot was...